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Apex is Missing in San Francisco, CA

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

September 1, 2026

Location Last Seen

San Francisco, CA 94110

Nearest Landmark

25th and folsom

Name

Apex

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73342198

Species

Cat

Description

Black

Message from Owner

His so sweet and friendly my daughter misses him so much I try to.go out everyday but no luck. I just need to know if he is found and safe at this point his safety is what I care about ty

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LunaMoon G.
2 months ago
🚨 Please do this today and everyday the best you can, print out a map of the neighborhood,if helpful To get a printed neighborhood map showing street names and individual building numbers in America, use online mapping platforms like OpenStreetMap zoomed in to maximum detail, or check with your local municipal/city planning office or county GIS department for parcel maps.Where to Find Detailed Neighborhood MapsOpen Source Maps: OpenStreetMap displays individual house and building numbers when you zoom closely into urban and suburban residential parcels.Local Government GIS/Parcel Viewer: Most U.S. counties host a free online property appraiser or GIS mapping portal showing exact lot lines and building numbers.Municipal Offices: Your city or town hall's engineering or zoning department can print official indexed street and lot maps.How to Print Your MapUsing OpenStreetMap:Go to OpenStreetMap on a desktop computer.Type your neighborhood or specific street address into the search bar.Zoom in as far as possible until building outlines and numbers appear.Click the Export button on the right-hand menu to save it as a high-resolution image or PDF, then print it from your computer.Using County GIS Portals:Search online for your specific "[County Name] + GIS map" or "[County Name] + property appraiser map".Locate your neighborhood on the county's interactive map layer.Use your browser's print function (Ctrl+P on Windows or Cmd+P on Mac) or the portal's built-in print/export PDF tool to capture the view
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LunaMoon G.
2 months ago
🚨 Please read and follow these instructions the best you can
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Erica B.
2 months ago
I’m so sorry your sweet kitty is missing. Have you already put out something with your scent like a dirty shirt or blanket that you use? Cats have stronger noses than dogs so it may help him find his way home. If he an indoor kitty he will be close to home hunkered down. He will find the smallest space to fit in if he’s scared. Get his favorite food and call him. He might not come out the first night out of fear. Try again the next day. It took one of my cats 3 days to come out of his hiding place. He could hear me but was too scared to move or meow. Please clink on this link she has helped find hundreds of missing cats www.happycatlady.com Also notify Animal Care Control d in case they have her or received a call. Keep calling him at all hours especially the odd hours at night and early morning when it’s quiet. He might not be far away, just too scared to move if something’s spooked him. Cats are excellent at hiding in small spaces. Check with neighbors and post flyers in case someone has brought her inside. It’s recommended to use a camera/ring motion sensor thing to capture the cat eating with a trap, but only when you can watch the camera due to predators . I had two cats (different cats different decades) get out & both times they were super close to home just a few feet away, but scared stiff and chose to hunker down even though they could hear me. So keep looking & maybe knock in a couple doors in case kitty’s trapped. They do love to explore and sometimes that ends up with them being lost or trapped. Also check the surrounding buildings including their attics. Talk to the maintenance men. A while back someone found their cat after several weeks bcs kitty was in an attic of another building & the maintenance man found the cat. Post on Nextdoor there are some really nice neighbors willing to help find lost pets. I hope he waltz’s in like nothings wrong.
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Husne J.
2 months ago
https://www.humaneworld.org/en/resources/how-find-lost-cat
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Maggie S.
2 months ago
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